Meerut: Commotion of Vande Mataram at municipal meeting; Councilors climb up to the table, sloganeering

In the first board meeting of the municipal corporation in Meerut in Uttar Pradesh, there was a fierce rumor about Vande Mataram. During the ruckus councilors climbed to the table and shouted slogans. During this time many outsiders also went inside the house

Meerut: In the first board meeting of the municipal corporation in Meerut in Uttar Pradesh, there was a fierce uprising against Vande Mataram. During the ruckus councilors climbed to the table and shouted slogans. During this time many outsiders also entered the house. However, police reached out to the people and brought outside people out.

Due to the ruckus, after the introduction of the councilors in just one hour, the mayor announced the end of the meeting.

Earlier, Municipal Commissioner Manoj Kumar Chauhan started the meeting. Beginning with Vande Mataram singing For the first time Vande Mataram was played from the sound system in the House. Mayor Sunita Verma, who did not stand on Vande Mataram at the swearing-in ceremony after the election, also raised Vande Mataram by standing up this time.

During this time, the sound system got recharged due to malfunction. When the situation was normal, the Vande Mataram happened again. In the board meeting, MP Rajendra Agarwal and Meerut (South) MLA Somendra Tomar were also present. During the meeting, a large number of police were deployed outside the meeting place.

Mayor Sunita Verma told that the meeting of the board was a meeting today. At the meeting, the BJP again once again got angry. He alleged that BJP's board meetings come only in the meeting with the intention to create a ruckus over issues related to waste of development rather than development issues. Mayor Sunita Verma said that the BJP Mayor has not been able to digest his defeat in the elections.

BJP councilors have alleged that Vande Mataram was played in the film tunes in the house and when the BJP councilors sang Vande Mataram, the BSP and the SP councilors started to go out, this was a ruckus. At the same time, the BSP says that it should be talk of development in the meeting, not Vande Mataram,